Compared to convertible ones, non-convertible debentures usually carry:
AHigher interest rates
BLower interest rates
CNo interest at all
DEquity voting rights
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Higher interest rates
Without the conversion benefit, non-convertible debentures must pay more interest.
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